Patient's question:
Two years ago, my sexual function was very strong. I could have five or six orgasms in one night, and I still felt great on the third day. So back then, I didn't restrain myself from having sex. It might be that I had too much sexual activity, which led to premature ejaculation. My premature ejaculation was very severe. How can severe premature ejaculation be treated?Doctor's answer:
Erectile dysfunction is not diagnosed based on the number of sexual intercourse sessions per night. It generally refers to premature ejaculation when the penis is inserted into the vagina for less than 2 minutes before ejaculation, or when the number of thrusts during intercourse is less than 10 to 30 times. If a man is diagnosed with premature ejaculation after a urological examination at the hospital, and also exhibits symptoms such as anxiety, tension, and depression, it is necessary to practice self-psychological regulation, alleviate psychological stress, and the female partner should provide more care and understanding. In severe cases, local topical anesthetic medication can be applied to reduce sensitivity.